She’s bound to have a few issues after being cryogenically frozen for a couple hundred years and then violently woken up without proper protocol, right? You have no idea.
Coinkidinkily, Aurora is the name of the girl out of time, found floating in the fold of space, the sole survivor of a spaceship’s mysterious disappearance - over two hundred years before. The book’s tag-line sums up the main plot point at its most basic: “They’re not the heroes we wanted, they’re just the ones we could find.” A fitting description for the leftovers from this year’s - 2380 in case you were wondering - Draft at the Aurora Academy, a non-species specific training facility for future space guardians and the like. The dynamic sci-fi writing duo deal a lightning strike once again, with their signature blend of otherworldly imagination and ingenuity - accompanied by bouts of fine-tuned comedy, of course.Īurora Rising dives right into the action and truly doesn’t let up with its twists and turns throughout. “Who wants to be normal when you can be interesting instead?”Ī fitting quote to sum up Amie Kaufman & Jay Kristoff’s first installment in the Aurora Cycle series, a follow-up to their (also amazing) Illuminae Files series.
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